Open Source Management & Strategy Training Program Launched by The Linux Foundation
Program consists of seven modular courses, and can be tailored to suit the needs of different audiences within an organization
Steven Aftergood: CIA Closes Down OSINT, Commission Objects
Data, Knowledge
Improved Access to Open Source Intelligence Urged
Congress should require the Director of National Intelligence to make open source intelligence more widely available, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission recommended in its latest annual report.
Last June, the former OpenSource.gov web portal was “decommissioned.” Its contents were transferred to classified or restricted networks that are mostly inaccessible to those outside the intelligence community.
Continue reading “Steven Aftergood: CIA Closes Down OSINT, Commission Objects”
Robert Steele: Columbia Journalism Review Guide to OSINT (1% of It)
Knowledge
A Guide to Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)
Michael Edison Hayden
Columbia Journalism Review
Introduction | One: The Difference between Open and Closed Networks | Two: Searching the Open Web | Three: Verifying the Authenticity of Social Media Accounts | Four: Verifying Images and Videos | Five: Exploring Fringe Websites | Six: Using Archives, Saving Your Work | Seven: Learning New Platforms and Interacting with Hostile Communities | Appendix: Tools
ROBERT STEELE: This is a great guide if you only care about the 1% of 1% of 1% of 1% of 1% that is online. The author, from the much-discredited Southern Law Poverty Center that scams people for donations while censoring haters (anyone committed to the truth), has done a fine job on the pimple under the donkey's tail. He should apply to the CIA's Open Source Center, where he will find himself in good company. Serious people can start here: #OSINT.
Berto Jongman: Jake Creps OSINT Tools for the Dark Web
Knowledge
As OSINT investigators, collectors, and analysts, we have to be familiar with the dark web and be able to navigate it with efficiency. We also have to be able to extract information from it in a targeted, efficient matter. Here are a few tools you can use to get you started, get you familiar, and get your comfortable in the difficult task of inspecting the dark web.
Phi Beta Iota: This is the kindergarten version of Stephen E. Arnold and his Dark Web sources and methods accessible via http://arnoldit.com/.
Berto Jongman: OSINT Portal
KnowledgeI have completely re-worked the entire collection of online search resources, which is available at https://inteltechniques.com/menu.html (you may need to refresh the page).
Berto Jongman: RAND on OSINT — Without Integrity
Access, Data, Innovation, KnowledgeRethinking OSINT as an Intelligence Discipline
Defining Open Source and OSINT
OSINT Subtypes
…News Media Content
…Gray Literature.
…Long-Form Social Media Content
…Short-Form Social Media Content
OSINT Methodology: The OSINT Operations Cycle
…Collection
…Processing
…Exploitation
…Production
Continue reading “Berto Jongman: RAND on OSINT — Without Integrity”
Mongoose: Global Open Source Intelligence Market Report
Knowledge
Global Open Source Intelligence Market Will Reach USD 25,900 million by 2026: Zion Market Research
Zion Market Research has published a new report titled “Open Source Intelligence Market by Deployment Type (Cloud and On-premises); by Source (Public Government Data, Professional and Academic Publications, Commercial Data, Grey Literature, Media, and Internet); by Security Type (Data Analytics, Text Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Human Intelligence, Content Intelligence, and Dark Web Analysis); for Application (Private Sector, Public Sector, Military and Defense, Homeland Security, and National Security) – Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecast 2016 – 2026”.
Continue reading “Mongoose: Global Open Source Intelligence Market Report”
